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On Friday we signed the licence agreement with the University of Lincoln for an office space within the fine art department building. This feels like somewhat of a milestone in the organisations development. A space in the city in which […]

‘We Are Here’, an exhibition organised by a new generation of curators opened at the Wallner Gallery, Lakeside, Nottingham yesterday. The 14 -22 yr olds selected work from the huge pool of talent found in Nottingham’s many studio groups and […]

Where does the time go? The route is finalised but we currenty have a call out for artists/institutions and artist led groups to be part of Cerbyd by proposing a stop on our journey. So far we’ve had some fantastic […]

Thursday, 27 May 2010 Part 2 Despite my repeated assertions Mr Bethell was not kidding, nor was he joking. Somehow I had got the wrong day. Suddenly my “best practice” badge seemed somewhat tarnished. Both Mr Brascombe (who had by […]

Saturday, 29 May 2010 Return from the north From Stoke by train the speedy pan of slate grey and rich blue green reminds me of an El Greco painting of an approaching storm. I am writing the thoughts of an […]

Sunday, 30 May 2010 A warning Upon my return from the north I found myself in a condition of extreme exhaustion. It was close to midnight when I finally crept into bed. I craved no more than easeful rest. Unfortunately […]

I managed to finish my research paper and submit it on time. The marks will be carried forward till next year when I present my studio practice. My chemo sessions are over though the whole course of treatment isn’t. Next […]

Clambering on top of the mountains of paperwork now I realise I have published my actual review ofa recent video of me talking about my work at a Cor Blimey Group Show ‘ The Truth is Rarely Pure and Never […]

That is it. The End. The opening was last night and it was a brilliant experience, but it also signifies the end of my uni life. What am I going to do now? Which path will I take? time will […]

i’m back from being outside of my pracice this week. all i have to show for the excersion is some nice pictures of a digger. now with coffee drunk and sun emerging from rain clouds i can look back at […]

PRECIOUS While I am was hanging my first paintings on the wall, I asked one of my colleagues to help me, which she did. We stretched the large paper on the wall and I started to nail it using my […]

Its been a really busy few weeks. I had a nice time. I passed my driving theory test, I saw art in London, fell over while drunk and met my long time heroine Coco Fusco http://www.thing.net/~cocofusco/work.htm. Now my pockets are […]

had to add another post after being into the gallery and receiving an email. i’ve had a reply from the vice chancellor : “I will enquire what went wrong with the seminar – professional practice is a crucial part of […]

Its all finished!. All the work is in the exhibition is up, but it opens on the 11th of June so a while to wait. The prints look great and I’m really happy with them, yet they were difficult to […]

The ‘Eynsham Doors’ are in the last two days of exhibition. It’s interesting that the people who purchased the paintings were divided into those who owned the actual doors and those who wanted to have my vision of the village. […]

A very beautiful train of thought about care by George Khut…. http://thinkingthroughthebody.net/2009/06/care/

We’ve broke up for half term now. The degree show is being put up during the first week back with the private view on Friday 11th. It’s the p.v. of the show I’m in that night too, so I’m going […]

Vocation or Profession We had an interesting conversation on Tuesday about if being an artist is a vocation or a profession. I said for me it was a profession and it was suggested ‘was I only in it for the […]

Back from Berlin. What a great time. Walked and walked. We stayed north east of Alexanderplatz, visits included small contemporary galleries and large collections, Guggenheim and Bau Haus Archive. My work is directly influenced by place and the experience of […]